Moshe Lander, senior lecturer in economics at Concordia University, joins Andrew Pinsent on Ottawa at Work to go over what you need to know about the latest crashes in the cryptocurrency market and things to keep in mind about possible investment moving forward.

Moshe Lander, senior lecturer in economics at Concordia University, joins Andrew Pinsent on Ottawa at Work to go over what you need to know about the latest crashes in the cryptocurrency market and things to keep in mind about possible investment moving forward.

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Ottawa at Work - 'It's not the type of thing that in six months it's going to resolve itself': what to know about the latest crypto crash

For this week's The Explainer, Vassy Kapelos is joined by Amber Kanwar, host of In The Money with Amber Kanwar, to break down what conflict in the Middle East means for oil markets and what a spike in prices might mean for you.

For this week's The Explainer, Vassy Kapelos is joined by Amber Kanwar, host of In The Money with Amber Kanwar, to break down what conflict in the Middle East means for oil markets and what a spike in prices might mean for you.

VKS: The Explainer - What the Middle East conflict means for oil markets

Vassy Kapelos is joined by CTV News National Correspondent Rachel Aiello to walk through Prime Minister Mark Carney's first media availability during his overseas trip and the details of his latest comments regarding conflict in Iran and concerns of foreign interference or a lack thereof with India.

Vassy Kapelos is joined by CTV News National Correspondent Rachel Aiello to walk through Prime Minister Mark Carney's first media availability during his overseas trip and the details of his latest comments regarding conflict in Iran and concerns of foreign interference or a lack thereof with India.

VKS: Unpacking Carney's latest comments on Iran, India

The federal government has backed plans to build a rail capable of travelling 30km/h between Toronto and Quebec City, a project that could lead to the most expropriations of any project in Canadian history. However, dozens of Ontario farming communities are fearing for what's next and what this means for their businesses and land. Gibbs Honey is a 110-acre, third generation apiary just outside of Vankleek Hill and their bees produce up to 30,000 pounds of honey each year. Co-Owner, Andrea Glenn joins Andrew Pinsent to address her concerns with high speed rail possibly impacting her community and business. 

The federal government has backed plans to build a rail capable of travelling 30km/h between Toronto and Quebec City, a project that could lead to the most expropriations of any project in Canadian history. However, dozens of Ontario farming communities are fearing for what's next and what this means for their businesses and land. Gibbs Honey is a 110-acre, third generation apiary just outside of Vankleek Hill and their bees produce up to 30,000 pounds of honey each year. Co-Owner, Andrea Glenn joins Andrew Pinsent to address her concerns with high speed rail possibly impacting her community and business.&nbsp;

Ottawa at Work - 'It's not the type of thing that in six months it's going to resolve itself': what to know about the latest crypto crash

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